the LAB
The LAB works in two formats. The classroom and mobile-space show brings the fascinating world of science straight into the classroom without needing a hall with a stage. In the hands-on workshop, each child does their own experiments with an instructor and receives a diploma at the end.
Fact sheet
Fact sheet
- Age group
- Show: preschool, primary, middle school · Workshop: ages 5–10
- Duration
- Show 30–35 min · Workshop about 60 min
- Session
- Repeated class by class all day
- Capacity
- Show: whole class · Workshop: 10–50 people
- Venue
- Classroom, mini club, multipurpose hall
- Technical
- No stage needed; tables and electricity
- Content
- 4 physics and chemistry experiments in the workshop
- Output
- Diploma at the end of the workshop
Overview
In the class show, the physical and chemical reactions students see in theory lessons take shape before their eyes: flying objects, air currents proving Bernoulli’s principle, giant vortex rings and controlled explosions. Short, fast-paced and fully interactive, it can reach every class in the school on the same day.
In the hands-on workshop the roles change: the child, not the instructor, does the experiment. The instructor guides, explains and manages the materials; each participant completes four physics and chemistry experiments at their own table. The format is also run as a weekly programme in hotel kids’ clubs; Club Megasaray Belek is one of them.
Experience flow
- 01
Welcome
Safety rules, goggles and a short curiosity question.
- 02
Show or experiment
Observation in the show; in the workshop each child has their own experiment kit.
- 03
Prediction and observation
What will happen? Why did it happen? Cause and effect are linked.
- 04
Sharing
Observations are discussed as a class.
- 05
Diploma
A diploma for every participant at the end of the workshop.
What does the participant do?
- Predicts the result during the show and volunteers to help
- Sets up and carries out the experiment with their own hands in the workshop
- Explains their observation and compares it with friends
- Leaves with a diploma and an experiment idea they can repeat
Themes and outcomes
- Air and pressure
- Bernoulli’s principle, air currents and vortex rings.
- Matter and reactions
- Colour-changing mixtures, foaming reactions.
- Scientific method
- Prediction, experiment, observation and conclusion.
- Safe lab habits
- Goggles, gloves and turn-taking rules.
What does it mean for your organisation?
Without moving to a hall, each class enjoys a 30–35-minute science experience in its own classroom; lessons are not disrupted.
All solutions for SchoolsA fixed science hour in the weekly calendar; a safe indoor programme during hot midday hours and on rainy days.
All solutions for HotelsA mobile science station for library week, summer school or neighbourhood events.
All solutions for MunicipalitiesA holiday workshop corner with small, pre-registered groups.
All solutions for Shopping mallsDelivery models
Class show
30–35 minutes, no stage needed, class by class all day.
Hands-on workshop
About 60 minutes, 10–50 people, their own experiment and a diploma.
Weekly club programme
With rotating experiment kits in hotel and school clubs.
Technical and venue
- Tables and chairs
- Power connection
- Access to a sink is preferred for the workshop
- All experiment kits provided by us
Safety and permits
- Safety goggles and gloves when needed
- Age-appropriate, certified materials
- Material and chemical reports are shared with the school
Files
Frequently asked questions
Do we need a hall for the show?
No. The LAB show takes place in a classroom or a small space.
How many children can join a workshop?
Groups of 10–50; larger groups are split into sessions.
Can the experiments be repeated at home?
Workshop experiments use safe materials; the big demonstrations in the show are performed only by our team.
Videos
The video starts muted when it comes into view; tap the button on the video to turn the sound on.
Photos
10 photos. Tap to enlarge.
Other productions
All productions
Cosmic Union Rocket Academy
Put on an engineer’s outfit, design your rocket, fit the parachute and launch it from a special ramp: with air and water pressure.
- Age groupAges 5–15 · preschool to middle school
- DurationAbout 180 minutes
- CapacityDepending on the size of the launch area
Curiocity Unlimited Quest
A mission bag on their back, compass and map in hand: teams that crack the locks on the Egypt, China and Aztec route reach the treasure.
- Age groupAges 5–15
- DurationAbout 120 minutes
- Capacity10–60 people
Cine Universe
With a director, camera operator, props–make-up and script team, children become the stars of their own short films; the finale is on the red carpet.
- Age groupAges 3–17
- DurationAll day; filming spread over several days
- Capacity10–50 people